Marianne Napoles is a journalist for the Champion Newspapers, focusing on local news in Chino, California. With a keen interest in community events and developments, Marianne covers a range of topics including veterans' initiatives, environmental issues, local celebrations, and public infrastructure projects.
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Marianne Napoles' coverage is predominantly focused on local news, community events, and city developments in the Chino area of California. She frequently covers press releases and event-related topics related to house & home, personal finance, pets, family & relationships, education.
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As a fairly new member of the OmniTrans board representing Chino Hills, Councilman Brian Johsz said he was surprised to learn that it costs the agency $74 per OmniRide passenger,
A capital improvement project that has been on the tracking list for two years for the McCoy Equestrian Center on Peyton Drive in Chino Hills including enhancements to the arenas
The Chino Hills candidate forum for the District 3 race started out in typical fashion with Art Bennett, Jim Gallagher, and Tyler Shields fielding questions about the budget, affordable housing,
New and old businesses are switching locations at the Rolling Ridge Plaza on the southeast corner of Chino Avenue and Peyton Drive, where the 99 Ranch Market is located.
Melissa Pitts, chief program officer who has worked at the House of Ruth for 26 years, moderates a panel of domestic violence survivors at the Pomona outreach office.
By: Marianne Napoles
Campaign disclosure statements for the filing period from Sept. 22 to Oct. 19 in the Chino Hills City Council District 3 race show incumbent Art Bennett spending $12,679, challenger Jim
Dan McGetrick brought in a 1940s walnut shucker he used as a child and gifted it to Champion receptionist Michelle Roberts (in back) who had given him a bag of walnuts fresh off her tree.
By: Marianne Napoles
There was no fuss or fanfare when the two-story administration building for the Chino Valley Unified School District was completed on July 1, and with the exception of three controversial
Councilman Art Bennett was leading the pack on Thursday afternoon for the District 3 Chino Hills Council race with 2,348 votes, or 55.92 percent, compared to Jim Gallagher’s 1,486 votes or 35.39 percent. Candidate Tyler Francis Shields trailed behind with 361 votes, or 8.60 percent.
There is something patriotic about voting in a booth that attracted Chino Hills residents all day long to the McCoy Equestrian Center to cast their votes on Election Day.
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